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If you want strong humanities, balanced school life, reasonable fees, consistent results

DLF Public School quietly makes the most sense.

DPS and Jaipuria are strong contenders, but DLF sits in that rare zone where academics, environment, and sanity coexist without charging luxury-school prices or creating survival-of-the-the fittest stress levels.

As compared to CBSE 10, Karnataka SSLC exam is easier. Students will get more marks in the Karnataka SSLC board exams. Also the evaluation is not that strict as compared to CBSE Class 10. 

As an Indian student applying for the University of Hertfordshire admissions, you would be required to have 12 years of completed education from a recognised board for PG courses and a UG degree is required. Given below are the admission requirements for international students - 

• Completion of Class 12th (CBSE/ICSE or the State Boards)
• A min of 60% in the English subject (recognised board)
• A min of 7.0 bands if applying for Medicine program
• Specific subjects like Math or English

Yes, You are eligible for LLB at Asian Law College if you've scores 80% aggregate in Graduaytion from a recognised university. The minimume eligibility for the programme is having a Bachelor's degree with at least 45% aggregate (40% aggregate for SC/ ST/ OBC). 

It's difficult but in some colleges you may can get 

Yes, the University of Sydney accepts CBSE marksheet as it is the Central Education board of India and also fully recognised for direct admissions to UG courses at the University of Sydney. 

The most important requirement is to have a high school Diploma equivalent to an Australian year 12 qualification and the CBSE marksheets are equivalent to it. 

International students would also require English language proficiency for admissions.